The different pull with Sync when we pull the source code from Azure DevOps











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When I make some change in the Azure DevOps server, then I pull the source code from the Azure DevOps server, then I noticed that I can select pull under the Incoming Commits:



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Then I can also click the Sync to pull the source code. What is different?



Besides, what is the different the pull under the Branch with pull under the Incoming Commits?



I am new to Azure DevOps, so if I ask an unreasonable question, please point out.






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  • It seems those two pull do the same things, docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/devops/repos/git/…, but I have not find the different Sync and pull.
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When I make some change in the Azure DevOps server, then I pull the source code from the Azure DevOps server, then I noticed that I can select pull under the Incoming Commits:



enter image description here



Then I can also click the Sync to pull the source code. What is different?



Besides, what is the different the pull under the Branch with pull under the Incoming Commits?



I am new to Azure DevOps, so if I ask an unreasonable question, please point out.






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  • It seems those two pull do the same things, docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/devops/repos/git/…, but I have not find the different Sync and pull.
    – David.L
    Nov 7 at 16:13













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When I make some change in the Azure DevOps server, then I pull the source code from the Azure DevOps server, then I noticed that I can select pull under the Incoming Commits:



enter image description here



Then I can also click the Sync to pull the source code. What is different?



Besides, what is the different the pull under the Branch with pull under the Incoming Commits?



I am new to Azure DevOps, so if I ask an unreasonable question, please point out.






git visual-studio azure-devops







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When I make some change in the Azure DevOps server, then I pull the source code from the Azure DevOps server, then I noticed that I can select pull under the Incoming Commits:



enter image description here



Then I can also click the Sync to pull the source code. What is different?



Besides, what is the different the pull under the Branch with pull under the Incoming Commits?



I am new to Azure DevOps, so if I ask an unreasonable question, please point out.






git visual-studio azure-devops




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  • It seems those two pull do the same things, docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/devops/repos/git/…, but I have not find the different Sync and pull.
    – David.L
    Nov 7 at 16:13


















  • It seems those two pull do the same things, docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/devops/repos/git/…, but I have not find the different Sync and pull.
    – David.L
    Nov 7 at 16:13
















It seems those two pull do the same things, docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/devops/repos/git/…, but I have not find the different Sync and pull.
– David.L
Nov 7 at 16:13




It seems those two pull do the same things, docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/devops/repos/git/…, but I have not find the different Sync and pull.
– David.L
Nov 7 at 16:13












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Sync does a Pull then a Push from/to the remote.



Pull will just Pull (Fetch and merge) from the remote.



The 2 Pull's do the same thing:




You can download the latest changes to the branch you are on using the Pull link. (There are two Pull links, one near the top and one in the Incoming Commits section. You can use either one as they both do the same thing.)




Sync Changes






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    Sync does a Pull then a Push from/to the remote.



    Pull will just Pull (Fetch and merge) from the remote.



    The 2 Pull's do the same thing:




    You can download the latest changes to the branch you are on using the Pull link. (There are two Pull links, one near the top and one in the Incoming Commits section. You can use either one as they both do the same thing.)




    Sync Changes






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      Sync does a Pull then a Push from/to the remote.



      Pull will just Pull (Fetch and merge) from the remote.



      The 2 Pull's do the same thing:




      You can download the latest changes to the branch you are on using the Pull link. (There are two Pull links, one near the top and one in the Incoming Commits section. You can use either one as they both do the same thing.)




      Sync Changes






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        Sync does a Pull then a Push from/to the remote.



        Pull will just Pull (Fetch and merge) from the remote.



        The 2 Pull's do the same thing:




        You can download the latest changes to the branch you are on using the Pull link. (There are two Pull links, one near the top and one in the Incoming Commits section. You can use either one as they both do the same thing.)




        Sync Changes






        share|improve this answer












        Sync does a Pull then a Push from/to the remote.



        Pull will just Pull (Fetch and merge) from the remote.



        The 2 Pull's do the same thing:




        You can download the latest changes to the branch you are on using the Pull link. (There are two Pull links, one near the top and one in the Incoming Commits section. You can use either one as they both do the same thing.)




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